Two Dead NFO Leader Amid Milk Pickup Protests
Chicago based reports say National Farmers Organization President W. Staley pledged “full steam ahead” for a two cent a quart milk price increase as 13 day protests widen. Secretary officials and state groups discuss tactics, with Wisconsin and Ohio seeing increased action and Tennessee court deliberating Teamsters involvement.
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Chicago
Oren Leepaign
Staley
National
Mem- Farmers
Paign
NFO
Thers
Kentucky
New York
Wiscon
Illinois
Ohio
Tennessee
Missouri
Kansas
Pennsyl
Findlay
Raymond ¥Ania
Activi Zumbrum
Keith Emenhiser
Zumb
U.S. Tariff Commission
National Farmers Union
National, Milk Producers Federation
Orville Freeman
Blairsville Demolition Bids Opened by Indiana County
Bids for demolition of 15 buildings on 18 parcels in West Blairsville Urban Renewal phase two were opened by the Indiana County Redevelopment Authority. Joe Cioffi of New Castle submitted the apparent high bid of 6 dollars. Six bids were received and papers will be sent to federal agencies for review with awards likely in several weeks. A previous contract cleared a two block area along West Market Street. The authority plans to convey land to Yale Technical Institute and the Indiana County Housing Authority within 2-3 months for 25 low rent elderly housing units and will fund street water and sewer improvements.
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West Blairsville
Indiana County Redevelopment Authority
Indiana
Joe Cioffi
New Castle
Authority
West Market St
Blairsville
Yale Technical Institute
Indianaa County Housing Authority
Yale
Housing Authority
Girl 8 Kidnapped In Chicago Police hunt for abducted girl
Police dogs searched a North Side Chicago neighborhood early today for Carrie Stevens an eight year old girl with brown hair and blue eyes reportedly abducted by a fat man in a tan coat. Authorities call it a bona fide kidnapping.
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Chicago
North Side
Carrie Stevens
Missing 2nd grader abducted during dog hunt in neighborhood
Carrie Stevens, 8, vanished while playing with four siblings and other children on a Monday evening near the Stevens home after a man, white about 40, asked for help finding his lost dog and offered a dollar. Rose Donuglas, 8, fought back as she was grabbed. police alerted.
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Goudy School
Daniel Steyens
Terry
Carrie
Stevens
Rose Donuglas
AF Captain Opposed To Viet Fighting
A 12 year Air Force veteran and former Air Force Academy instructor said in Denver that the Vietnam war is unjust and immoral and he would refuse to fight if ordered. Attorneys for Capt. Dale E. Noyd filed suit seeking to change his orders to avoid combat, naming Defense Secretary McNamara and others. Noyd says he sought resignation and later conscientious objector status, which was denied.
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Denver
Colo
Air Force
Air Force Academy
Vietnam
Dale E. Noyd
U.S. District Court
Noyd
American Civil Liberties Union
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Thomas 5. Moorman
Air Academy
Selective Service
Police Laud Phone Man For Help In Shootout
Blairsville school board member and fire department volunteer Richard McCombs aided state police by tracing calls to a gunman at the Don McAnulty residence in Robinson. He relayed the information to police who surrounded the house. the gunman was fatally wounded in a basement standoff.
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Bolivar
Blairsville - Saltsburg School Board
Blairsville
McCombs
Robinson
Bell Telephone
Robinson Bell
Richard D. Lichten Jfels
Don McAnulty
McAnulty House
McAnully
Navy Band Arrives For Two City Concerts
The U S Navy Band arrived in Indiana for two concerts at Fisher Auditorium. Officials from the borough and Indiana Kiwanis Club, sponsors, greeted the band at the Holiday Inn before an 8 p.m. show for area high school bands. Tickets were limited and the event benefits Kiwanis charities. Howard Martin of the Kiwanis Club chairs the appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Indiana
Fisher Auditorium
Hoiday Inn
Indiana Kiwanis Club
Howard Martin
Kiwanis
Humphrey Continues Europe Tour
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrived in the Netherlands for talks with Queen Juliana and Dutch leaders amid anticipated antiwar protests. He said the United States and the Netherlands share deep ties and pledged to learn from European negotiators while stressing NATO unity and peaceful institutions.
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the Hague
Hubert H. Humphrey
Netherlands
Juliana
Geneva
Humphrey
NATO
United States
Europe
Animal Shooting Warning Issued in Indiana Area
George Miller of the Western Pennsylvania Humane Society warned Indiana area residents about penalties for shooting domestic animals. He is pursuing a case in the Chevy Chase area where a cat was shot and said charges will be filed in this and similar violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
George Miller
Western Pennsylvania
Nashville mother seeks custody after loan company action
Wanda Lee Thompson, 27, sent her daughter Teresa Lynn, 5, to Century Finance Co. which garnisheed her wages. The girl went to juvenile authorities then to Thompson’s aunt Beatrice Clements pending an April 11 neglect hearing. Thompson plans to repay $108 debt at $11 monthly while her next two paychecks are garnisheed. She received support from across the country but now aims to regain custody and fix the situation.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Wanda Lee Thompson
Teresa Lynn
Thompson
Century Finance Co
Bill McMaster
Oregon
Werthan Bay Co
Marine's Sentenced Reduced By 25 Years In Vietnam Killing
The commander of the U S 1st Marine Division reduced a Marine life sentence for murder to 25 years at hard labor for a Vietnamese man killed during an incident near Chu Lai. Three Marines faced multiple charges including premeditated murder and attempted murder. The case involved Lichtenfels and a family, with sentences to be reviewed by a military appeals board.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
U.S. 1St Marine Division
Darlene
Herman Nickerson Ed. Jr
Lichtenfels
Charles W. Keenan
W.va
Nguyen Gary
Theo
Nguyen Qua
Donald
U.S
Chu Lai
Pfc
Ronald
A. Piatkowski
Trenton
N.J
Albert
Washington
Gary
Milk ruling prompt appeal by two dairy chains
Harrisburg AP reports two retail dairy firms Louden Hill Farms Dimock and Lily Penn Stores Philadelphia plan to appeal Commonwealth Court ruling upholding Pennsylvania Milk Control Law. The decision keeps minimum prices and blocks undercutting, with court orders against selling milk below set minimums.
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Harrisburg
State Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Court
William W. Lipsitt
State Milk Control Commission
Lipsitt
Louden Hill Farms, Inc
Dimock
Lily Penn Food Stores, Inc
Philadelphia
Louden Hill Farms
Lily Penn
Peter H. Sandfort
Louden| Hill Farms
J. Brooke Aker
Louden Hill
Commonwealth ‘Court
Sandfort
Pasar Weanne
Ensburg
Leechburg
John
E. McGeary
Veterman
Clarence
Rural Valley
R.D. Calvary United Presbyterians
Leonard
George M. Lowman
Lawrence
Kans
DeMoss-Durdan
Corvallis
Robert Chidwick
Oaklawn
Memorial Park Cemetery
U.S
Demetrios Hascotes
Lily Penn Stores
Hascotes
Cumberland Farms, Inc
Canton
Mass
Cumberland Farms
Lilly Penn Stores
Haseotes
Harold Kohn
Stream Pollution Test Reached
Harrisburg AP reports the North Branch of Slippery Rock Creek will host a $102,000 mine drainage treatment plant to neutralize eight million gallons daily. Gov Shafer outlined the plan while the Mines Department seeks a Pittsburgh Chester Engineers contract with design hoped within two months and operation by early to mid fall. Bids for reclaiming two abandoned strip mine sites totaling 177.5 acres in Morain e State Park will open April 11 under the federal Appalachian program.
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Harrisburg
North Branch
Slippery Rock ‘Creek
Shafer
Pennsylvania
Department of Mines and ‘Mineral Industries
Chester Engineers
Pittsburgh
Moraine State Park
Mines Department
Misconduct Probed by New SSA Security Unit
HARRISBURG AP The General State Authority will form an Investigating and Security Unit to curb misconduct. GSA Executive Director Robert L. Kunzig said an FBI training school graduate will soon be appointed director. He noted many opportunities for wrongdoing within the large agency and pledged thorough investigation and prevention. Requiem Mass for misconduct is scheduled Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St Gertrude Church. Interment will follow at St Barnard Cemetery. Indiana, Ottawa, Canada's capital, lists a population of 205,568.
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Giovana
Catherine Dober- Mra
Bozelli
Vogel
Daughters of Italy Lodge
Indiana
Bisksville
St. Joseph R.C
St. Bers Church
Derry
Hus
Hand
Bruno Olmiz
Anna M. Flanagan Vogel
Latrobe
Daniel Olmizzi
Paul J
Pitts
New Brunswick
N. Y
Aldeburgh
Max A
Raymond J
Perm Latrobe
Mussey
Lewis
Mary) Dudzinaki
Iine
Catherine Vergen
Italy
Robinson - Lytle's
Fisher Funeral Home
Court of St. Bennquiem
St. Jo
Louis
St Bernard Doychak
Ss, Simon and Jude
Ceme- Cemetery
Blairsville
Leery
Harrisburg
General State Authority
GSA
Robert L. Kunzig
FBI
Kunzig
al Gertrude
McIntyre
Leonard Knuth
St. Barnard Cemetery
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Teamsters Union
Middle Tennessee
NFC
Michigan
George Romney
Ray Nielsen Jr
Romney
Fargo
N.D
Administration In
Possi
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Minnesota
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Blue Earth County
Minn
Salvation Army
Mankaton
Corning
Iowa
Cam
McAnulty
Mary
Richard Lichtenfels
McAmulta Cacdanan Dallan Awa
Lt. Barger
Bardroff
Mrs. McAnulty
Mexouinicil
LUG
Police
Lichtenfel
Yalaun
Kenneth H. Sayers
Indiana County
Indiana Hospital
Don
Clark
Tra Y
Martin
White Two
Justice of the Peace
McAnultys
Barger
uGat
Flamée
Navy Band
Marine
Lad
Another Marine
Stanley
T. Luczko
Gardner
Nickerson
Gussie Mae Wwe Reed
Clymer R. D
Atl
Cherryhill Twp
David C
Frances M. Bowers Wike
Zula F. Reed
Elma J. Keirn
Poate
Coust’ier
Ross Reed
Beulah
Mae
Bence
Clymer
Spruce
Grove Wesleyan Church
Leo J. Fisher
Spruce/ Grove Cemetery
Mary Josephine McGeary
Ore
Jacksonville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cornwallis
Thomas M
Jane G. Lowman
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Publie Eehaal
Louise Pride Larson
Dixon Road
August E. Larson
Thendiana Hospital
Beechtree
Jefferson County
Frank
Harriet Bennett
Pride
Larson
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
C. C
Harriet
London
Charlotte
N.C
Bertha Rhoden
W. W
Elinor) Smith
Archie Pride
Iselin
Robinson- Lytle’s
Wayne L.plyter
Greenwood Cemetery
Robert T. Paugh
R.D
Atwood
Martha Jamison Prugh
Armsdale
Kittanning
Bor
South Bend Tnn
Armstrong County
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co
Michael
Malvina Fryer Prish
Medran
Helen
Carson Funeral Home
William S. Mer Win
Atwood Cemetery
William, G. Swan, Sr
Corry
Corry Community Hospital
New Florence
Thomas Jefferson
Amanda Hamilton Swan
Nelle McCarthy Swan
CWO
William G. Jr
Heidleburg
Germany
Earl E. Gray
Robert M
Ethel Norris
John T. Norris
Battersby
Erie
Charles W
Sarah Taylor Irvin
Norris
Westview
Graystone United Presbyterian Church of
Dorothy Lawrence
North Hills
Oakland Cemetery
Clair Edwin Buterbaugh
Indiana R.D
Robinson-Lytle's
Russell: Cunnings
East Mahoning ‘Baptist
Lauretta DI Nicolantonio
Robinson-Lytle
St. Gertrude Guild
SSA
Ottawa
Canada
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